Sarrià de Ter

Sarrià de Ter is a town located north of Girona with only 4.2 km² but where more than 5,000 inhabitants live. Its name comes from "Sarrius", Latin's own name.

It is bathed, as the name implies, by the waters of the Ter, and the passage of the river through the area provides the municipality with a particularly remarkable value that contributes to the increase of its biodiversity, especially in regard to the riverside forest of great interest for birds Crossing the whole municipality from north to south, we find the Riera d'en Xuncla and the Can Guilana torrent.

Visit it to know its Roman past. The Roman village of Pla d'Horta is a visitable archaeological site declared a cultural asset of national interest.

They celebrate the Paper Fair and we must visit the church of Sant Pau de Sarriá de Dalt, several modernist buildings on Major Street, some of them by the architect Rafael Masó, the farmhouses of Can Ferriol and Can Camós, the Roman village of Pla de l'horta and the mill d'en Xuncla.